distraction from the real issue facing americans. and we need to get back to the debate of economy, jobs, healthcare. women make 85% of the healthcare decisions in this country for themselves, their families. and they are fearful. the scary part is that federal government might step in and start making their healthcare decisions. i think healthcare really is the question that we are talking about here. and as congresswoman mentioned it is women making decisiones about healthcare. that s where we are getting scared in virginia, peeling away at our constitutional rights. congresswoman, i want to give you a list. over the past decade, the number of states hostile to abortion, enacting four or month provisions put up a hurdle for women seeking one has doubled here. is just a sample of what is happening in various states. arizona, a series of bills in the works right now, limiting
democrat legislature. they passed gay marriage, which will be on the ballot this fall. they are working on other pieces of social agenda. i m here to say it is all a distraction from the real issue facing americans. and we need to get back to the debate of economy, jobs, healthcare. women make 85% of the healthcare decisions in this country for themselves, their families. and they are fearful. the scary part is that federal government might step in and start making their healthcare decisions. i think healthcare really is the question that we are talking about here. and as congresswoman mentioned it is women making decisiones about healthcare. that s where we are getting scared in virginia, peeling away at our constitutional rights. congresswoman, i want to give you a list. over the past decade, the number of states hostile to abortion, enacting four or month provisions put up a hurdle for women seeking one has doubled
and you ve got an incredible story about the biggest debt problem facing americans. yeah. well, you know, our nation s credit card debt is crazy high. and guess what, another debt most of us owe has just zoomed past it, making that look like chump change. what are we doing wrong? how can we change direction, and why is this important to us and our children? we ll find out. eliot? tough time for much of the middle class, for whom we know the job numbers and the income numbers over the past decades. more on that when we come back. thanks, e.d. we used to bet who could get closest to the edge. took some crazy risks as a kid.
and day after day, americans were glued to an underwater camera, showing oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. well, tonight, noah, the government s agency managing our oceans is opening up all waters in the gulf to fishing again. and as amazing as it sounds, a year into this crisis, a large majority of americans now say drill, baby, drill. what a difference a year makes. or does it? one of the most persistent critics of the cleanup effort has been billy nungesser, president of plaquemines parish in louisiana. day after day, he came on cnn and voiced the frustration of gulf residents. take a listen. well, i m speechless. this is disgusting. they should be fired. how can you let that oil sit in the marsh for over a week and not clean it up? they had no plan to keep the oil out, even though they said it wouldn t come ashore. they have no plan to clean it